Kabul Hosts Industrial Exhibition

Kabul (TDI): The “Abu Hanifa Third National and International Expo & Trade Fair” officially opened in Afghanistan’s capital on Sunday.

This week-long industrial exhibition aims to foster the growth of local industries and agriculture while providing an essential platform for showcasing Afghan products to both national and international audiences.

The event features an impressive 700 booths, where participants—including female entrepreneurs and foreign companies—display a wide array of products.

This diverse representation highlights the potential of Afghan businesses to engage in trade and collaboration with international markets.

In his inaugural speech, Acting Minister for Industry and Commerce Nooruddin Azizi emphasized the Afghan caretaker administration’s strong commitment to supporting local products.

He underscored the importance of promoting Afghan industries as a vital step toward economic self-sufficiency and resilience.

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Azizi also expressed a desire to strengthen trade and economic relations with regional countries and beyond, recognizing the necessity of foreign investment in driving Afghanistan’s economic development.

He encouraged both local and foreign businesses to explore opportunities within Afghanistan, asserting that the government is dedicated to creating a favorable environment for investment.

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The exhibition not only serves as a marketplace for local goods but also as a platform for networking and knowledge exchange among entrepreneurs, industry experts, and potential investors.

Organizers hope that the fair will help bridge gaps between Afghan products and international markets, paving the way for future collaborations and growth.